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Below follow the main events in the Russian sports world in the last 24 hours at 3 p.m. GMT April 26

* Alexander Starkov resigned as head coach of Spartak Moscow soccer club. Vladimir Fedotov was appointed acting head coach until the appointment of a new coach.

* At the 2006 European wrestling championship in the Greco-Roman, female and freestyle in Moscow (through April 30)

- Yelena Perepyolkina won the gold in the women's 67-kg category by defeating Kristina Odrina of Latvia in the final. Irina Tsyrkevich of Belarus and Poland's Agnieszka Wieszczek took bronze medals

- Lyubov Volosova beat Stephanie Stueber of Germany in the finals to win the gold in the women's 59-kg category. Marianna Sastin of Hungary and France's Audrey Prieto-Bokhashvili took the bronze

- Natalya Smirnova beat Oleksandra Kohut of Ukraine in the bronze-medal bout in the women's 51-kg category. Vanessa Boubryem of France won the gold and Alexandra Engelhardt of Germany took silver

* At the 2006 World Team Table Tennis Championships in Bremen, Germany (through May 1):

- The Russian women's team lost to Singapore 2:3 in the third round of Division 1 preliminary Group D

Group D third-round results and standings:

Russia - Singapore - 2:3

Japan - Croatia - 3:0

USA - Slovakia - 3:2

1 Japan - games-3/points-6 /set difference 9-1

2 Singapore - 3/5/8-6

3 Croatia - 3/5/6-5

4 Russia - 3/4/6-6

5 USA - 3/4/3-8

5 Slovakia - 3/3/3-9

* At the $950,000 Open Seat 2006 tennis tournament in Barcelona, Spain

- Yevgeny Korolev cruised to the third round of men's singles by defeating Fernando Vicente of Spain 6:3, 6:0

- Teimuraz Gabashvili failed to advance to the third round of men's singles, losing to Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland 4:6, 7:6, 4:6.

- Dmitry Tursunov and Novak Djokovic of Serbia and Montenegro beat international duo Andrei Pavel of Romania and Paradorn Srichaphan of Thailand in the first round of men's doubles 7:5, 6:1

* VBM-SGAU Samara beat UGMK Yekaterinburg 79:60 at home in the first leg of the national women's basketball SuperLeague championship's best-of-five final.

Dinamo Moscow beat Spartak Moscow Region 71:68 at home in the first leg of the best-of-five bronze-medal tie

The remaining final and bronze-medal legs are set for April 26, 30 (May 1 and May 5 if necessary)

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